Sentence examples similar to tasting plants from inspiring English sources

Never eat or taste plants you cannot positively identify.

That means, for my tastes, planting rowan and field maple and copper beech.

In the meantime he has found a factory in the U.S. called Savage River Farms where he tasted plant-based chicken he could hardly distinguish from the real thing.

This garlicky-tasting plant sweetens up as the days grow warmer, transforming from a low-to-the-ground rosette into a willowy stalk.

The smaller mammals that took over in the Americas are thought to be far more sensitive to bitter-tasting plants, since they carry more genes for bitter taste receptor proteins compared to the extinct giants.

Toxins in bitter-tasting plants can harm the thyroid in large quantities, and thus "the standard assumption is that these bitter chemicals are bad for us--and thus being a taster would be advantageous," says anthropological geneticist Anne Stone of Arizona State University in Tempe, who was not involved in the study.

Be careful of tasting unfamiliar plants, though.

Each artist was inspired by their garden in slightly different ways, and their tastes in plants were as different as their painting styles.

For example, from season to season a butterfly feeds on and lays her eggs on the same sort of nasty tasting host plant.

Traditional healers of studied regions used variety of vehicles such as sugar, salt, honey, and oil to in herbal formulation and intake of these preparations in order to minimize the bitter taste of plants and avoid vomiting.

Oyster farmers on the Damariscotta all grow the same species of oyster, yet each farm has developed surprisingly different strains and tastes by planting in different depths and locations.